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See, i parted with my ex 4 months ago, still hurts!! I mean i've had this before, but it's still horrible! Im not sure i'd wanna be with her, and im sure feels the same. But my god it hurts.
Anyway, shouldn't drink and post (i finished work at 3am, not pouring on my cornflakes).
Narf suck though doesn't it!!
AnnieK
13-12-2020, 06:45 AM
Aw Swan...sorry to hear you're going through a tough time. Sadly, there's no limit on how long it'll hurt either. Its like any loss, it will get a easier but not overnight. Take care and don't hot the bottle too hard :love:
Aw Swan...sorry to hear you're going through a tough time. Sadly, there's no limit on how long it'll hurt either. Its like any loss, it will get a easier but not overnight. Take care and don't hot the bottle too hard :love:
Thank you Annie :love:
...I’m so sorry, Swan...:hug:...it’s someone who has had much meaning in your life, so hurting is an inevitable thing...that doesn’t mean though that it isn’t the right decision, only you both know that...but being together, not being the right thing, doesn’t mean that being apart will feel the right thing atm either, it’s a road to get there ..there is a saying..’to heal is to feel’...?...and drinking is to numb the feeling so may only make the road feel longer because it’s blocking out what you need to go through for that healing to begin, you know...
...:hug:..
...I’m so sorry, Swan...:hug:...it’s someone who has had much meaning in your life, so hurting is an inevitable thing...that doesn’t mean though that it isn’t the right decision, only you both know that...but being together, not being the right thing, doesn’t mean that being apart will feel the right thing atm either, it’s a road to get there ..there is a saying..’to heal is to feel’...?...and drinking is to numb the feeling so may only make the road feel longer because it’s blocking out what you need to go through for that healing to begin, you know...
...:hug:..
:love:
(dunno what else to say)
thesheriff443
13-12-2020, 08:20 AM
I’m sorry for you loss, and it is a loss.
When someone was your everything and they are gone but still alive I think it’s very traumatic in 2015 i was broken and my life was in bits, it took all my strength to pull myself back together I’m in a new relationship that started almost straight away just like my ex partener
Five years on it still hurts like hell
Take care of yourself swan if you want to pm please do.
thesheriff443
13-12-2020, 08:27 AM
Haunted by the past with its tamper proof clasp
how like will the pain last
Sink or swim or just keep bailing
It’s not just me I think I’m failing
Who said llife was all plain sailing.
Haunted by the past with its tamper proof clasp
how like will the pain last
Sink or swim or just keep bailing
It’s not just me I think I’m failing
Who said llife was all plain sailing.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cZStYZPs0KE&ab_channel=EzioAuditore
thesheriff443
13-12-2020, 08:56 AM
There are so many good songs you can relate to when you are feeling emotions.
Cherie
13-12-2020, 09:39 AM
Aw Swan sorry to hear that, breaking up can be painful, and a bit like the grieving process it can be ongoing, are you still in touch? Keep communication going if you can, the pandemic has played havoc on many relationships, as we emerge and hopefully get back to some normality and life resets you never know how it will play out, I am a great believer in ‘if its meant to be’
Xx
Thank you for all the lovely words guys. Really does mean a lot. And sorry for being a drunken fool with it. It's hard, but we all go through it, just one of those things.
Again, thank you all so much :love:
Shaun
15-12-2020, 05:58 PM
Sorry for your loss Swan. There's not really a set time, which is both a positive and a negative. Negative because you don't know how long it'll take, but a positive because it could hopefully be sooner than you fear.
Black Dagger
15-12-2020, 07:50 PM
I wish I could answer this lol. Ive been split with mine 18 months and still crave his presence somedays.
GoldHeart
15-12-2020, 08:01 PM
I don't think there's a specific time frame , but like any breakup or loss you will eventually move on and things will get easier .
You're never going to forget them .
Crimson Dynamo
15-12-2020, 08:01 PM
imo it takes at least 3 years, maybe 5 in cases
if you are a 70-year old lady who loses a husband of 50 years
id say never
Crimson Dynamo
15-12-2020, 08:02 PM
See, i parted with my ex 4 months ago, still hurts!! I mean i've had this before, but it's still horrible! Im not sure i'd wanna be with her, and im sure feels the same. But my god it hurts.
Anyway, shouldn't drink and post (i finished work at 3am, not pouring on my cornflakes).
Narf suck though doesn't it!!
and join the club
:skull:
rusticgal
15-12-2020, 09:37 PM
I have only just seen this thread....how could I have missed it?....
Give it time...let the dust settle and then you will see it wasn’t meant to be.
...big big hugs 🤗
Spread those giant wings my friend.
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